
Wretched Radio with Todd Friel Have You Fallen For This Sneaky Strategy Of Liberal Theologians?
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Mar 3, 2026 A critique of liberal theologians urging faith-driven political resistance and the irony in their tactics. A challenge to using 'imago Dei' as an automatic policy justification and the persuasion trick of shaming dissent. A discussion of a conservative leader's conversion to Catholicism and the lure of tradition. Concerns about Christians trusting AI for spiritual guidance and the erosion of pastoral authority.
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Liberal Theologians Urge Religious Resistance
- Liberal theologians publicly urge Christians to "resist" because they claim democracy is collapsing.
- Todd Friel exposes the irony that they condemn faith-driven politics while using religious argument to pressure government policy.
Imago Dei Doesn't Automatically Set Policy
- The slogan "Every person is the image of God" is used as a policy lever without clear logical steps from theology to law.
- Todd Friel demonstrates the logical gap by replacing immigration with embezzlement to show Imago Dei doesn't dictate specific legal outcomes.
Resistance Language Reveals Political Faith Use
- The liberal letter repeatedly uses the word "resist," framing political action as moral imperative.
- Friel points out the direct irony: both sides use faith to influence government yet accuse the other of doing so.
